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toasted sandwich maker
we use a John Lewis panini maker
large griddle area - steady wieight pressing down, and none of this edge sealing involved highly recommended |
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Join Date: Jan 2007
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I use my george foreman, and it leaves this lovely griddle marks on the bread.
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George Foreman user here too!
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I prefer my panini maker to my toastie maker too - but for quickness I was amazed at the great results we got from those cheap "toast-in-the-bag" thingies. I got 2 for a pound and they can be washed and re-used up to 30 times. My cheese and ham sandwich was sticking out of the top of the bag (and the toaster) so I assumed I'd have to turn it round halfway through - but I was wrong - it toasted evenly and beautifully all over, the filling was piping hot and melted, there was no mess, no machine to get out of the cupboard and clean afterwards, and it was really quick! So I really recommend these bags.
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We use George too. The element seems to be going on ours though as it isn't heating as well as it used to so in the market for a new one.
This one is a good 10-12 years old I think so lasted well. |
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The sealed edge ones are the only way to go if you want an egg toastie.
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So I really recommend these bags.
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George Formby.
As good as any. |
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George Formby.
As good as any. ![]() Don't you mean George Foreman? |
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Don't you mean George Foreman?
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Is his the grill shaped like an ukulele?
![]() Don't you mean George Foreman?
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